Boiler tail smoke duct with built-in denitration smoke bypass
A technology of smoke bypass and tail flue, which is applied in exhaust gas device, combustion product treatment, combustion method, etc., can solve the problems of increasing boiler floor area, small bypass flow area, affecting boiler column spacing, etc. Achieve the effect of reducing floor space and saving investment costs
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[0026] refer to figure 2 As shown, the boiler tail flue 2 of the boiler 1 is usually composed of an upper cooling wall superheater 3 and a lower insulating flue 4, and a low-temperature superheater 5 and a low-temperature reheater 6 are arranged in the insulating flue 4 , economizer 7 and other heating surfaces, the two parallel flues are separated by a partition wall 8, and there are flue gas regulating baffles 9 at the ends of the two parallel flues. The denitrification device 20 is arranged behind the boiler tail flue 2 , and the catalyst 21 required for SCR denitrification is arranged in the denitrification device 20 . A denitration inlet flue 22 is arranged between the boiler tail flue 2 and the denitrification device 20, and an ammonia injection device 23 is arranged therein. In order to reduce the deviation of flue gas temperature and flow velocity, a deflector 24 is usually arranged in the denitration inlet flue 22 . One flue gas bypass flue 30 is integrated with th...
Embodiment 2
[0028] refer to image 3 As shown, this embodiment is basically the same as Embodiment 1, and the difference is that the two flue gas bypass flues 30 are respectively located in two parallel flues, and are respectively placed in the boiler tail flue 2 close to and away from the denitrification inlet flue On opposite sides of 22, the inlet is arranged before the economizer 7, and the outlet flue gas is directly mixed with the flue gas behind the economizer 7.
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